Uninor is also working on a brand new concept of Mee Stores that will deliver faster activation for subscribers choosing Uninor. Mee stores will offer new connections, recharge vouchers and value added services to its existing and new customers.
Uninor launched 14 such Mee Stores today and the number is expected to increase to 30 by the end of June.
Uninor CEO Yogesh Malik said: “Every day we challenge ourselves to make products and processes simpler for our customers. This is what the Mee Stores do – make the activation process faster and provide an exclusive store experience within traditional telecom shops.”
Uninor, which achieved break-even in Uttar Pradesh and Gujarat, says it will achieve break-even in the AP circle soon. The company is achieving its break-even without increasing tariffs or introducing complex products into the Indian telecom market.
COAI says Uninor has gained 57,404 customers in April, making it a total of 43,62,090 Uninor customers in Andhra Pradesh.
Uninor’s connections and recharges are available through 56,000 retailers and 136 Uninor exclusive stores across the circle.
On an average, 8000 new subscribers are joining the Uninor network in AP every day.
Uninor will follow cost effective package strategy to win customers across the country.